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Eat. Muse. Love! 吃吃想想⼆部曲
Catch the duet – an ‘actively ageing’ mother and her daughter – in this unique
collection of 50 musings on foodie haunts that comes with a twist. Featuring 100
Chinese idioms and 50 eating places, veteran broadcaster Madam Chua Foo Yong
and Toh Mu Qin capture what famous food blogger Miss Tiamchiak praises: “The ultimate foodies’ guide on Singapore local fare.” This book is written in English and Chinese.
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